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August 3, 2026
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Tax devolution advance instalment strengthens State finances for accelerated capital and developmental expenditure through distribution of Union tax proceeds.
Tax devolution was released to State Governments as an additional advance instalment alongside the normal monthly devolution schedule. The fiscal transfer shares net proceeds of Union taxes and duties with States, with the stated purpose of strengthening State finances and supporting accelerated capital and developmental expenditure. The release includes a State-wise distribution of tax-devolution proceeds.
August 3, 2026
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Financial performance reporting highlights revenue and EBITDA growth, garmenting recovery, retail optimisation, ESG commitments, and forward-looking risk disclosures.
Financial performance reflects growth in total income and EBITDA, with improved margin, reduced net working-capital days, and a net-cash position. Branded textiles and high-value cotton shirting reported lower revenue due to the prior-year base effect, while branded apparel grew but faced lower margin from channel mix. Garmenting improved through order-book execution, tariff rationalisation, and new global clients. ESG priorities include female representation, waste-management initiatives, renewable energy, emissions reduction, and workplace safety. Forward-looking statements remain subject to regulatory, political, economic, and technological risks.
August 3, 2026
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Foreign exchange market support strengthens the rupee as lower crude prices, portfolio inflows and reserve growth improve sentiment.
Foreign exchange market conditions supported an early appreciation of the rupee against the US dollar, attributed to lower global crude oil prices, a weaker dollar, sustained foreign portfolio inflows, higher foreign exchange reserves, and Reserve Bank of India presence in the foreign exchange market. Domestic equity market gains and net foreign institutional equity purchases were also identified as supporting factors.
August 2, 2026
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Gold smuggling detection targets sophisticated concealment methods through strengthened passenger profiling, intelligence gathering and coordinated investigations into organised networks.
Gold smuggling detection at Kerala airports led to multiple seizures, registration of cases and arrests in alleged smuggling attempts. Organised networks reportedly use gold in paste or compound forms concealed in clothing, body cavities, aircraft seats and other unconventional locations. Enforcement measures include strengthened passenger profiling, intelligence gathering and inter-agency coordination, while investigations continue to identify associated syndicates and financiers.
August 2, 2026
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Offshore exploration funding supports deepwater drilling, shared infrastructure and seismic data to strengthen domestic hydrocarbon production potential.
The Samudra Manthan National Offshore Exploration Scheme provides direct budgetary support for high-risk deepwater and ultra-deepwater exploratory drilling, subject to cost-sharing and per-well limits. Support is available to eligible operators holding or securing exploration acreage. The scheme also funds offshore data acquisition and shared subsea, receipt and processing infrastructure through a Common Hub Infrastructure model. It is intended to promote risk exploration, improve commercialisation of offshore discoveries and strengthen domestic hydrocarbon production potential within the existing exploration and licensing framework.
August 1, 2026
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GST compliance enforcement combines taxpayer refunds, analytics-based fraud detection, cancellation of fake registrations, and recovery of outstanding VAT arrears.
Punjab attributed increased GST collections to voluntary compliance, intelligence-based enforcement and technology-driven tax administration, while facilitating compliant taxpayers through timely GST refunds. Data analytics, risk profiling and field verification were used to identify tax evasion, bogus billing, fake input tax credit networks and misuse of the GST registration framework. Measures included penalties, cancellation of fraudulent registrations and recovery of long-pending VAT arrears through attachment and auction of defaulters' properties.
August 1, 2026
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Cross-border barter trade resumes through Shipki La, subject to permitted goods, time limits, and import-export compliance requirements.
Cross-border barter trade through Shipki La between India and Tibet resumed after a six-year interruption. Traders may exchange specified goods under a barter arrangement and must return within 72 hours. Traders are required to comply strictly with import-export regulations prescribed by the Union Ministry of Commerce, emphasising transparency and regulatory compliance. Expansion of permitted goods may be pursued through prescribed governmental and external-affairs channels.
August 1, 2026
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Export growth projections outline pathways for Odisha to expand merchandise trade through export diversification, MSME support and financing initiatives.
Export growth projections for Odisha set out base, optimistic and ambitious scenarios through FY 2029-30, based respectively on historical growth, envisaged national export growth, and a larger share of national exports. Odisha's export basket remains concentrated in metals and minerals, led by aluminium products, with China as the principal export destination. Odisha Vision 2047 identifies exports, including MSME contributions, as an economic transformation driver, while export-financing and risk-mitigation initiatives aim to address financing gaps for exporters and MSMEs.
August 1, 2026
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GST compliance enforcement through AI analytics supported sustained net GST collection growth despite rate rationalisation reforms and reduced compliance costs.
GST revenue mobilisation in Andhra Pradesh showed year-on-year growth in net GST and total commercial tax collections through July 2026, despite rate-rationalisation reforms. Revenue growth was attributed to AI-based scrutiny and analytics, machine-learning risk scoring, AI-driven IGST reversals, UPI-based enforcement analytics, data sharing, predictive analytics, registration verification, and Aadhaar-integrated expansion of the professional-tax base. These measures were stated to strengthen compliance, curb wrongful input tax credit claims, broaden taxpayer coverage, and improve revenue mobilisation.
August 1, 2026
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Economic-offences fraud chargesheets address alleged fictitious loans, forged insurance surrender papers, and diversion of bank and policy funds.
Economic-offences chargesheets were filed in separate alleged bank and insurance fraud matters. The bank investigation alleged fictitious loan sanctions and overdrafts beyond delegated authority, involving cheating, forgery, use of forged documents and criminal conspiracy. The insurance investigation alleged that duplicate policy records and forged surrender documents were used to open a fraudulent account in a policyholder's name and divert policy proceeds. Records, witness statements, documentary evidence and forensic examination were cited in support of the allegations.
August 1, 2026
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PM Vishwakarma Scheme implementation expands artisan enrolment, skills, credit, e-commerce access and export facilitation while addressing documentation barriers.
PM Vishwakarma Scheme implementation in Delhi facilitated artisan enrolment, application processing, skill training, toolkit distribution, loan access, e-commerce onboarding and export-related support. Awareness workshops and tele-calling campaigns were used to promote participation and follow up on benefits. Key implementation challenges concerned outreach to informal clusters, digital literacy, delays in Aadhaar and IEC documentation, and additional support for Divyang artisans. Planned action includes expanding workshops, scaling e-commerce onboarding, strengthening export facilitation and coordination with implementing agencies.
August 1, 2026
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Goods and Services Tax collections rise on domestic consumption and imports, while elevated import revenue prompts assessment of underlying drivers.
Goods and Services Tax collections for July increased over the corresponding prior-year period, supported by domestic sales and imports. Gross receipts included Central GST, State GST and Integrated GST, with net GST revenue calculated after adjusting refunds. For the April-July period, gross and net collections also increased. Commentary linked domestic GST growth to consumption, formalisation and industrial activity, while identifying elevated import GST collections as an area requiring assessment of import composition, currency effects and volumes.
August 1, 2026
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GST revenue collections show provisional gross, refund and net revenue trends, with State-wise settlement and domestic collection data.
GST revenue collections for July 2026 are reported provisionally through gross domestic and import revenue, domestic and export-related refunds, and net GST revenue after refunds. The data also sets out SGST collections and the SGST share of IGST settled to States and Union Territories, both monthly and cumulatively. State-wise domestic GST growth excludes GST on imported goods, while jurisdiction-wise data allocates collections between central and State formations and identifies CGST, SGST and IGST components.
August 1, 2026
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Bilateral trade cooperation expands through a Joint Trade Committee covering investment, critical minerals, healthcare, digital technologies and market access.
Bilateral trade and investment cooperation between India and Rwanda is to be advanced through a structured Joint Trade Committee mechanism for reviewing commerce, diversifying trade, promoting investment, facilitating business engagement and addressing market-access and logistical issues. Priority cooperation includes critical minerals, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, agriculture and agro-processing, standards harmonisation, digital public infrastructure, fintech, cybersecurity, green mobility and renewable energy. Investment focal points will support engagement, while capacity-building assistance and close monitoring of the Agreed Minutes are intended to support time-bound implementation.
August 1, 2026
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GST collection growth in West Bengal continued year-on-year in July but remained below the national growth trend.
West Bengal's July GST collection increased year-on-year and over the preceding month, marking a second consecutive month of annual growth. Official data also indicated that the State's annual growth rate was below the national trend, while gross domestic GST revenue excluding imports and overall gross GST collections including import-related taxes rose nationally during July.
August 1, 2026
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GST collection growth reflects higher revenue mobilisation from domestic transactions and imports, with refunds adjusted in net revenue.
Goods and Services Tax collections increased in July, driven by higher revenue from domestic transactions and imports. The gross collection comprised Central GST, State GST and Integrated GST components. Refunds also increased during the month, and net GST revenue was determined after adjustment of refund outflows from gross tax receipts.
August 1, 2026
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Concessional foreign-exchange swaps encourage bank deposits and foreign borrowings to strengthen balance-of-payments resilience and foreign-exchange liquidity.
The Reserve Bank of India introduced a concessional foreign-exchange swap facility to encourage foreign-currency inflows, strengthen the balance of payments and support foreign-exchange liquidity. The facility applies to fresh Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits, Overseas Foreign Currency Borrowings and External Commercial Borrowings. Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits constitute the principal source of inflows mobilised under the arrangement. The facility is available for specified time-bound periods, with a later availability period for Overseas Foreign Currency Borrowings and External Commercial Borrowings.
August 1, 2026
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Unauthorised pledge of listed-company land triggered securities-market bars for disclosure failures and misuse of management authority.
Unauthorised pledge of ZEEL's Hyderabad land as security for loans obtained by promoter-linked entities was treated as a related-party transaction lacking prior audit committee approval. ZEEL failed to disclose the land's deployment in its financial statements. Its Chairman Emeritus was stated to have transferred title deeds by falsely representing management approval and to have concealed the transaction's nature. Securities-market prohibitions and monetary penalties were imposed with immediate effect.
August 1, 2026
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Trade and sustainable development policy integrates carbon regulation, sustainability standards and domestic frameworks to strengthen trade competitiveness and preparedness.
Trade and Sustainable Development policy was examined in relation to international trade disciplines, sustainability regulation and India's trade strategy. Discussions considered carbon markets, carbon pricing, carbon border adjustment measures, sustainability standards and regulatory cooperation, and their implications for trade and industrial competitiveness. Domestic mechanisms, including the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, Indian Carbon Market, Extended Producer Responsibility framework, and accreditation and conformity assessment systems, were considered for strengthening preparedness for emerging sustainability-related trade disciplines.
August 1, 2026
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Digital public procurement engagement begins with stakeholder events promoting transparent, efficient and inclusive marketplace governance.
Government e-Marketplace launched ten-day celebrations preceding its tenth Foundation Day, including a commemorative logo, stakeholder events and recognition of employees, buyers and sellers. The programme begins a year-long nationwide outreach initiative bringing together buyers, sellers, policymakers, industry representatives and ecosystem partners through events, dialogues and collaborative platforms. Its stated focus is technology-enabled, transparent, efficient and inclusive public procurement.

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Why Large & Midcap Funds Are Becoming a Preferred Choice During Market Volatility

December 26, 2025

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Market volatility has become a common feature of today’s investing landscape. Sudden corrections, global uncertainties and frequent shifts in sector performance often leave investors unsure about which equity category to choose. In this environment Large & Midcap Funds are emerging as a preferred option for many investors particularly those seeking stability without missing out on growth opportunities. By combining the strength of large cap companies with the growth potential of mid cap businesses these funds offer a balanced and resilient investment approach Key Takeaways • Large & Midcap Funds offer a balanced approach by combining the stability of large cap companies with the high growth potential of mid cap businesses • SEBI mandates a disciplined structure requiring these funds to invest 35–65% each in large caps and mid caps ensuring diversification across market segments • They help manage market volatility through exposure to large cap stability while participating in mid cap led market recoveries • Suitable for long-term investors especially those who want consistency, growth and reduced exposure to extreme volatility What Are Large & Midcap Funds? A Large & Midcap Fund is an equity mutual fund that invests in both large cap companies for stability and mid cap companies for higher growth potential. SEBI mandates that these funds must invest at least 35–65% each in large caps and mid caps ensuring a disciplined and diversified structure.

This combination allows investors to benefit from • the steady performance and lower volatility of large enterprises • the faster earnings growth and upside potential of mid sized companies As a result these funds strike a unique balance reducing extreme risk while still tapping into meaningful market opportunities Why Large & Midcap Funds Shine During Market Volatility Large & Midcap Funds are gaining popularity among investors especially those seeking stability without compromising on long term growth. By investing in both established large cap companies and high potential mid cap businesses these funds offer a balanced approach making them particularly appealing during uncertain market phases.

1) Stability from Large Cap Allocation Large cap companies are typically well established industry leaders with strong fundamentals, consistent cash flows and resilient business models. Their presence in a Large & Midcap Fund helps absorb market shocks and reduces downside risk during turbulent periods 2) Growth Boost from Mid Cap Stocks While mid caps may experience sharper short term fluctuations they also tend to rebound faster after market corrections. Their long term growth potential contributes meaningfully to the fund’s performance especially during market recoveries 3) Balanced Risk Return Profile Investing solely in mid caps can be aggressive whereas a pure large cap strategy may deliver relatively modest returns. Large & Midcap Funds offer a middle ground providing growth opportunities while maintaining a more controlled risk profile 4) Diversification Across Market Segments Not all segments of the market move in the same direction during volatility. Large caps may stay relatively stable while mid caps could experience more movement. Combining both segments in a single fund reduces concentration risk and provides smoother performance across market cycles 5) Fund Manager Flexibility Within a Defined Mandate Even though SEBI specifies the minimum allocation to each segment, fund managers have the flexibility to choose stocks based on sector trends, earnings outlook, valuation metrics and market conditions. This flexibility becomes especially valuable when markets behave unpredictably 6) Ideal for Long Term Investors Seeking Consistency For investors willing to stay invested for five years or more, Large & Midcap Funds offer a blend of stability and long term wealth building potential. Despite short term fluctuations the combination of large cap resilience and mid cap growth can work effectively through compounding Who Should Consider Large & Midcap Funds in Volatile Markets? This category is suitable for • Investors with a high risk appetite • Those looking for stability plus growth • Long term investors (5+ years) • Individuals seeking a core equity fund in their portfolio • Investors who do not want to choose between large cap and mid cap allocations themselves Benefits of Investing in Large & Midcap Funds • Growth + stability in one scheme • Diversification across different market-cap segments • Reduced volatility compared to pure mid/small cap funds • Better long term return potential compared to pure large cap funds • Strong recovery potential after market downturns • Professional management for stock selection and portfolio balancing Conclusion In times of market volatility investors naturally seek solutions that offer both resilience and meaningful growth potential. Kotak Large & Midcap Funds deliver exactly that. By blending the strength of large caps and the agility of mid caps these funds create a strategic, stable and growth oriented approach to equity investing. For individuals looking to navigate uncertain markets while staying focused on long term wealth creation, Large & Midcap Funds are emerging as one of the strongest and most reliable choices FAQs 1) Are Large & Midcap Funds suitable during market volatility? Yes. These funds offer a blend of stability from large caps and growth from mid caps making them well suited for volatile markets 2) What is the SEBI rule for Large & Midcap Funds? SEBI requires these funds to invest 35% to 65% each in large cap and mid cap companies ensuring disciplined allocation and diversified exposure 3) Who should invest in Large & Midcap Funds? They are ideal for investors with a high risk appetite, long-term goals (5+ years) and those looking for a single fund that provides both growth and stability 5) What is the recommended investment horizon? A minimum of five years or more is suggested to benefit from compounding, recovery cycles and the growth potential of mid cap companies 6) Are SIPs effective for investing in Large & Midcap Funds? Absolutely. SIPs help average out market volatility, reduce timing risk and allow investors to build wealth steadily over time Disclaimers Investors may consult their Financial Advisors and/or Tax advisors before making any investment decision.

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